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31 December, 08:56

What landforms are in Antarctica?

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    The most prevalent land form in Antarctica is ice in various forms: this includes glaciers, ice sheets (big parts of glaciers) ice caves, icebergs.

    About 2% of the land in Antarctica (there is land in Antarctica, unlike in the arctic, which is why it's a continent, while the Arctic isn't) is a barren rock.
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